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This is a war debate. It is impossible to accept this debate. If you want to accept, please send me a PM. If you somehow find a way to accept this debate, you will automatically forfeit the complete 7 points. You are the country Niger. Tell me why I should choose you to be my opponent; give me a very good reason as to why you want to do this debate and why you would be a worthy opponent. I am Chad. Comment if you are interested. If you want to debate, message me.
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11/6 A squabble breaks out over lake Chad.
11/7 Negotiations break down and war is threatened.
11/8 Nigeria strengthens its cyber defenses and prepares for war.
11/9 Chad declares war on Nigeria.
Dude its Niger not Nigeria.
Look here.
Thus, that round is not valid. It even says in the title,Chad vs Niger, which is not a typo.
So since Niger also shares Chad lake, the war starts same way except with Niger not Nigeria.
Also can you say how much money you put in cyber defense? I can say I put an extra dollar to cyber defense, but that isn't going to do anything.
11/10 Chad begins to mobilize against Niger.
11/11 Niger begins to mobilize against Chad. Chad calls in the grand diplomat Mr. Almighty for any suggestion for a diplomatic or war strategy.
11/12 Mr. Almighty arrives in Chad. Chad's government has a banquet for him, but he insists on having some to spare for the poor.
11/13 America proclaims neutrality in this war. They want no part in this war until it is over.
11/14 A Chad army 5,000 strong begins its march to Niger. Along with soldiers it has 20 tanks, 50 AFVs, and 9 helicopters with 2 fixed wing aircraft and transport planes keep their supplies up.
11/15 Chad liquidates 300 million of its foreign exchanges and gold invested in buying the right to produce South African Denel AH-2 Rooivalk. This helicopter is of little use to South Africa due to funding problems. Also with their supplies pretty good, the transport aircraft and a 5 helicopters go on ahead.
11/17 The Chad army has just began passing the border while the aircraft that went ahead remains undetected as of the moment. To hopefully help conceal them Chad is trying to find a way to jam radio and radar for the Niger military. For now they have limited success.
11/18 Chad has successfully jammed most radio and radar of the enemy. The aircraft that got ahead attack the small town of Bilma. The transport aircraft paratroop about 20 soldiers. The helicopters fire at many buildings. They stop once the troops land. The Chadian troops order a surrender. No response comes causing them to whip out their combat knives. Anyone who tries to fight back gets shot. After the massacre, the Chadian troops have control of this town (or what is left) 2,400 civilians lay dead. Only 1 Chadian troop was injured. Any civilian who tried to escape was shot by the helicopters. The 100 survivors who are alive become prisoners of war.
11/19 No word of the Bilma massacre has been shown. About 20 of the surviving citizens have committed suicide. Another 30 are dying from injury or sickness. The other 50 are the slaves of the Chadian soldiers. 10 Chadian troops went, including the injured one are en route to meet with the Chadian army who so far had met little resistance. The remaining 10 soldiers have a month's worth of supplies for themselves. Chad begins trying to attack on the cyber front.
11/25 The rest of the Chad army about to reach Nguigmi soon expects resistance when they get there. At Bilma, the soldiers after a previous order given to the prisoners, the now 30 prisoners to shove all the bodies into 4 of the few surviving buildings not occupied. They now execute the remaining survivors. 7 soldiers are unsure of the sergeant's brutality. At night 5 Chadian soldiers lay dead with one being the sergeant. Requesting a helicopter they wait, hoping their next commander will be less brutal.
12/1 At the start of December, the assault on Nguimi begins. Most civilians evacuated a battle ensues. After the battle 1,000 soldiers lay dead on both sides. Another 1,000 civilians of Niger caught in the fire die. 1 Chadian tank and 15 AFVs on both sides are destroyed. 2 helicopters belonging to Niger are destroyed along with 3 Chadian. They take a defensive position in the city with control of an airport now. They will get a steady stream of supplies.
12/5 the 5 soldiers with supplies almost depleted get a ride out of Bilma.
12/7 Propaganda posters are placed up swelling the ranks of the military. 300 join up within a week and it swells to 500 a week.
12/8 The government invests 30,000 in making farms more productive.
12/9 An army off 5,000 men and 100 afvs and 2 aircraft. They attack Nguimi. All aircraft attempting to land are destroyed in a night time attack at 0300. The aircraft fly low under the radar until they are to close to be stopped. Four grounded Chadian aircraft are destroyed and one in flight. One Niger aircraft is destroyed. The other is damaged and retreats. The Chadian army is defeated and 2,986 soldiers flee with the rest dead or captured. Most of the tanks are captured but 6 escape.
12/13 The famed general Walle Ras arrives in the capital.He declines any wages only desiring his expenses be paid. He heads to the front lines later that day after visiting a couple hospitals. Moral soars as his reputation in the Swedo-Polish war precedes him. (If that's ok, if Mr. Almighty can have a feast I can have a previous victory.) He took so long because he went to Nigeria because he was tired when booking a flight. He apologizes as best as he can.
12/15 Bilma is captured and the Chad army is pushed back to the border. 1,000 troops are sent to Mao. They capture it loosing 86 of their own. The enemy looses 145 and the rest retreat. 50 troops are parachuted into the capital. They attack the war office and manage to kill two members off Mr. Almighty's staff before all are killed. 234 civilians get killed in the crossfire and 123 soldiers as these were the elite and hand picked.
12/16 Mr. Almighty is shot. He will survive and the sniper is killed but moral plummets.
12/17 A bomber begins bombing the capital regularly.
12/18 Zouar is captured. 453 Niger troops die and 654 Cad troops with 126 captured. They are treated humanely and sent back. Walle Ras is seen on the battle field. Moral is high.
12/19 A sniper shoots Walle_Ras in the thigh. Morale goes down slightly.
12/20 A cyber attack is initiated on the power stations. They succeed in four hours and turn off safety restrictions. The boiler blows up putting them all out off action.
12/22 Two tanks roll through the capital along with 500 soldiers on the way through the front.
12/23 Batbomb detonated in Aozou. The capital has a second bomber join the first escorted by a fighter.
1/5 Aozou attacked and captured easily. Civilians are fed and given shelter. City is left with 20 AFVs and 500 troops the rest march back to Zouar where they remain in radio contact.
1/7 Mao is reinforced with 2 tanks and 500 soldiers. Several copters and one fighter patrol shooting down anything that gets near. 1000 night vision goggles are purchased and scouts surround all captured towns.
Your move all towns are fortified and are ready for an attack. Your army has partially regrouped and ten of your tanks are in Zouar and the rest in Mao. Good luck, oh and I have 1,000 soldiers in Bilma, so you can't bypass your captured cities entirely.
1/10 With Production of their new helicopters going smoothly, for Chad standards(aka slow) they attack Mao with 5 aircraft,10 AFV, and 500 soldiers go to recapture Mao in broad daylight rendering their night vision goggles pointless. With air superiority they blast 2 of Niger's copters out of the sky. With luck one lands in enemy positions killing some of their soldiers. One of the Niger tanks brings down one of Chad's helicopters, but mere seconds later that tanks is destroyed. Soon Chad gets its fighter pilots in and that helps win this battle.
A few minutes later only the soldiers on Niger's side remains and they try to retreat but without air support it is useless.
All Niger forces stationed there are either killed or captured. 341 Chad soldiers die and 58 are wounded along with 1 aircraft and 1 tank. they have captured 1 tank.
1/12 a similar battle happens in Aozou except this time Niger doesn't have air support. As a result they decide to attack at night with their new night vision goggles generously (sarcastic tone)donated by Niger. 1000 soldiers attack at night by surprise, but before going into the city. A chad soldier wearing a stolen Niger uniform sneaks in and takes control of an unmanned Niger AFV that is successful in killing 23 Niger soldiers before the infiltrator and the AFV being destroyed. Barely more than a minute later, the Chad army attacks with the enemy still shaken up. With air support the battle ends quick and swift. The air support gets thins the herd while Chad soldiers and AFV's finish the job. All, but 2 Niger AFVs escapes with 67 Niger soldiers. Do the math 500-67= 433 dead. The rest are killed or captured. Chad has lost only 197 soldiers and 7 AFVs in comparison. Chad is seen victorious in that battle and treats the wounded soldiers and civilians.
10/15 An army of 5,000 chad soldiers called up by reserves,5 helicopter, 20 AFVs, and 5 tanks. Chad begins to mess up their radio and radar showing what seems to be a large army coming from the north of Zouar and garbled transmissions sounding like warnings of enemies coming from the north. However. this is intentional. Chad is attacking from the South. and Niger positions are mostly towards the north and some to the east and west. The enemy is caught by surprise and some soldiers atempt to start defending to south, but many still are towards the north. A tank barrage is fired along with 1 helicopter going ahead firing at enemy positions. After a slaughter. Chadian forces are victorious. 679 Chadian soldiers are killed with 261 being imprisoned along with 9 AFVs destroyed and one captured by Chad. 387 Chadian soldiers lay dead with
10/19 America hears about this and 2 things happen. 1, America still says they are neutral in this war. 2, most Americans think of this video regarding the news of Chad using Niger's night vision goggles against them.
1/21 Chad mops up the remaining enemies in their borders. They receive intelligence that Bilma is being guarded. Morale for Niger plummets with the victories. Mr. Almighty proposes a plan in his wounded state. He says to attack Bilma, and to keep attacking while wall_ras is injured. However, a leader who is sometimes known as GK(greatkitteh this is you) gives Mr. Almighty a plan for his support in North Korea.
Step 1. Feed the hungry.
Step 2. Use that along with other things as propaganda.
Step 3. Find something to cause enemy morale to sink and in turn boost your moral.
1/22 Mr. Almighty suggests to sell 500 of the night vision goggles salvaged from Niger and use that money for food for the country. A trade happens with South Africa who now seem to have good relations with Chad. 500 of the night vision goggles. are traded for enough food to feed hundreds, maybe even thousands. Propaganda posters are made saying this
*Niger uses night vision goggles in the day. We use them at night, and for our people" Morale in Chad rises while in Niger lowers.
1/25 A chad army of now 5,000 gathers together with 30 AFVs, 4 aircraft, 10 tanks and are at the border well supplied.
1/27 Half go attack Bilma, the rest go for Nguimi
2/3 Seeing Bilma the soldiers attack. The enemy is caught off guard still removing dead bodies. Much Niger blood i shed in Bilma. The 1,000 soldiers stationed there are all killed or captured. In contrast only 331 Chadian soldiers died.
2/4 In Nguimi Chad captures it with around 500 casualties on both sides a fight.
2/5 they leave Bilma with a few explosives rigged to explode with a few makeshift explosive. Attach a grenade to a string. Attack that string to a doorknob. Whoever opens the door sees an explosion up close.
2/20 They attack several towns along the way and then reach Zinder where they combine once more a bloody slaughter. 2871 Chadian soldiers arekilled along with losing 2 aircraft 3 tanks and 10 AFVs. The enemy loses 2938 soldiers 2 aircraft, 3 tanks and 26 AFVs. Along with that 2000 Niger civilians are killed. The civilians are treated fairly.
2/21 Morale for Niger plummets while morale for Chad rises. Mr. Almighty is comfortably residing in a hotel to a quick trip to South Africa possibly to make another deal between Chad and Niger. He is in good health now and any assassination attempts to Mr. Almighty from Niger would practically be declaring war to South Africa.
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Realistically, using a torch to burn miles of land, While under eny fire, is impossible.
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2/23 The remnets of the miltary form up again and scatter. Operation Locusts is put into effect. AFVs and troops storm farms and burn them. Chad soldiers do not know where they are going to hit next. Food is taken and distributed to families in Niger.
2/28 Chad"s morale plummets as food becomes scarcer.
3/4 All farms have been destroed/damaged. The army reforms in Niger and attack Zinder. 4000 troops 1 Aircraft 4 tanks and 60 AFVs attack. In the night. Due to the selling of captured Night Vision Goggles and lack of fortifications Niger recaptures the city. Losing 1.23 thousand troops, one tank and 12 AFVs. Chad loses 1.45 thousand troops, 2 Copters, 2 tanks, and 9 AFVs.
3/6 The chadian troops reach the border to find a starving populace. While not desperate the constant bombing of cities which Mr. Almighty has not addressed and the raids on farms has caused morale to drop.
Niger is *Unable To clam a victory of your extent. Chad Put forces in your cities, You can't simply storm in the farms and destroy them. A farm is huge, You would keed tons of men or a flametjrower (niger cannot have fire tanks and Bat bombs) with NO Defense. Considering You would be on a Plain, Trying to Storm In the open and destroy farms to Your extend is Impossible considering you would be steayched thin.
Everything after that That was losted won't happen since it relusbon the fist one.
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How to Choose a Cosmetic Dentist in NYC
There are dozens of qualified dentists in New York City, so how do you choose the right one?
It may be worth it to travel out of your way to get to the right dentist who can artistically and safely improve your appearance and your oral health. When choosing a cosmetic dentist, there are a few factors you should consider.
Experience and credentials
The first factor to consider is the dentist's background. You probably wouldn't want to entrust your pearly whites to a dentist who just recently graduated from dental school. After all-it's the only smile you've got. Look for a dentist who has at least a decade or two of experience in active practice. If the dentist has extensive experience, the website of the practice will likely say so.
Check to see which schools the dentist attended and consider if he or she underwent advanced training in cosmetic dentistry. Some good names of institutions to watch out for include the world-renowned Misch International Implant Institute and the Albert Einstein School of Medicine.
Next, check to see if they are a member in good standing of any professional organizations. If the dentist has Diplomate status, such as Diplomate status of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, then you can rest assured that he or she will be at the top of the industry. Other organizations to watch for include the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, Academy of General Dentistry, and Dental Organization for Conscious Sedation.
If you do intend to take advantage of sedation dentistry, then make sure they have been certified in New York to administer oral conscious sedation. This is crucial for your own safety.
Range of services
Before making your decision, make sure the practice offers a wide range of services-especially the ones that you're interested in. Cosmetic dentists typically offer teeth whitening and veneers, but look for one who also offers specialty services like Invisalign, gum contouring, and dental implants. Depending on your specific dental needs, you might also want to choose a dentist who offers specialized sleep apnea treatment, TMJ treatment, or sedation dentistry.
Modern technology
Dental technology has changed considerably over the years. Look for a dentist who has invested in the latest medical technology. Digital x-rays are a must these days and your new dentist should have an intraoral camera. Since cosmetic dentists also provide preventive dental care, look for a practice that has invested in the Carifree system for managing dental caries.
Onpharma is a buffering system for local anesthetics, which makes the process much more comfortable for patients. Dental Vibe is another new technology to reduce discomfort with the injection of local anesthetics.
Chelsea Dental Aesthetics: Your partner in wellness
Dr. David Blaustein of Chelsea Dental Aesthetics welcomes new and current patients to his cosmetic dentistry practice in NYC. Dr. Blaustein has been nationally recognized for his expertise in cosmetic dentistry and implantology, and he is a Diplomate of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists as well as a Fellow in the Academy of General Dentistry.
Dr. Blaustein is committed to utilizing the latest technology for his patients, including digital technology, the Carifree system, Onpharma, Dental Vibe, and many others. Call 347.973.7520 to schedule your one-on-one consult with Dr. Blaustein today.
- Crown Council, How to Choose a Cosmetic Dentist, http://crowncouncil.com/why-visit-a-cosmetic-dentist/how-to-choose-a-cosmetic-dentist
- American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, Find a Local Cosmetic Dentist, http://profiles.aacd.com/
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Home > TPR > Vol. 47 (1997) > Iss. 2
Article Title
The Effect of Water Deprivation on Shock-Escape Impairment After Exposure to Inescapable Shock
Document Type
Water deprivation during inescapable shock exposure and a shuttle escape test 24 hours later (Experiment 1), during shuttle escape training only (Experiment 2), or during inescapable shock exposure only (Experiment 3a), ameliorated the shock-escape impairment normally seen following exposure to inescapable shock. The results of Experiments 1 and 2 could be attributed to increased activity produced by water deprivation during the shuttlebox test. However, the results of Experiment 3a suggest that water deprivation during inescapable shock exposure can eliminate the shock-escape impairment in a shuttlebox test 24 hours later. These results are discussed in relation to the motivational deficit predicted by learned helplessness theory.
Recommended Citation
Stromberg, Michael F.; Bersh, Philip J.; Whitehouse, Wayne G.; Neuman, Paul; and Mongeluzzi, Donna L.
"The Effect of Water Deprivation on Shock-Escape Impairment After Exposure to Inescapable Shock,"
The Psychological Record: Vol. 47
, Article 11.
Available at: https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/tpr/vol47/iss2/11


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Many of today's top organizations, businesses, or companies all have one thing in common. These successful institutions are profit driven while providing valuable services/products to the general public and Biotech giant Seattle Genetics is no exception. Seattle Genetics is a company that specializes in the development and commercialization of Antibody Based Therapies. These advanced breakthrough therapies are some of the most commonly used medications in the world and does a great job at fighting cancer. The antibody drug conjugates attack dangerous cancer cells in the body and delivers cell killing agents directly into the cells in question.
Seattle Genetics is at the apex of the field, but who is actually steering the ship? Have you ever heard of Clay Siegall? Did you know that he is one of the most prominent figures in cancer research? That's right! Dr. Clay Siegall embodies the company's work through his use of advanced technology, extensive research capabilities, and drug development practices. Dr. Siegall has been in the game for many years and has worked with many of the top medical institutions such as:
The National Institute of Health
Bristol Myers Squibb
The National Cancer Institute
The good doctor has a (BS) in Zoology from the University of Maryland and a Ph.D in Genetics from George Washington University. Siegall might just be overqualified for the role thanks to his brilliant mind and strong commitment to help others. Early in 2016, this Bothell, Washington company was visited by Vice President Joe Biden in the wake of it's current growth explosion and (Forbes Magazine) listed Seattle Genetics as one of the fastest growing companies of 2016. Dr. Clay Siegall's influence shines through from the advanced technology, all the way to the actual patients themselves.
Currently the company has 12 drugs in the development stages and the drugs listed aren't the company's most successful drug (ADCETRIS). The future is looking brighter for cancer patients and combine that with the experience of Dr. Clay Siegall, "the sky is the limit or should I say, the limit is the sky."
Cancer has been a threatening chronic illness in the world. Scientist has been carrying out numerous studies to come up with a solution to the treatment of the disease. One of the company includes Seattle Genetics. Seattle Genetics and Clay Siegall have been involved in the development of cancer treatment since it was established.
Seattle Genetics is a pharmaceutical firm which has a primary mandate of developing as well as researching on cancer treatment drugs. Seattle focuses on innovating new monoclonal antibodies options for genetics. The company can be described as one of the leaders in the creation and the commercialization of antibodies drugs for cancer treatment. Seattle Genetics develop Antibody-drug Conjugates (ADCs). The technology is well designed to connect the ability of monoclonal antibodies to distribute cell-killing agents directly to the cancer cells. The drugs are intended to spare the harmless cells in the body and according to the studies it helps in the reduction of toxic effects of the tradition cancer treatment chemotherapy at the same time assisting in the enhancement of antitumor activities in the body.
Seattle Genetics have collaborated with other companies including Takeda Pharmaceutical Company to develop the drugs such as Adcetris. The drug helps in the treatment of cancer types including Lymphoma, mature T-cells lymphoma, B-cells lymphoma, cutaneous T-cells lymphoma, as well as Hodgins lymphoma. Seattle has taken the full right of commercializing the drug in the United States and Canada while Takeda has the exclusive rights to sell the drug in other countries.
Seattle Genetics was founded in 1998 by Clay Siegall and has its Headquarters in Bothell Washington. Their employees are well trained and have a passion for helping the cancer patients.
Clay Siegall is the co- founder the Chief Executive Officer, the President and the Chairman of the Board of Seattle Genetics. Clay is a scientist by professional, and he is dedicated and very passionate about helping the cancer patients in the world. The company Seattle Genetics is built under scientific modernizations, demanding research as well as the development of cancer treatment drugs. Before he co-founded Seattle Genetics, Clay served in several others leading medical institutions including Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceuticals Research Institute, National Cancer Institute, and the National Institute of Health.
Clay Siegall has a vast experience in the medical sector and is very passionate about cancer treatment, and he has served on the board of director in Ultragenyx Pharmaceuticals and Alder BioPharmaceuticals among others. Recently Siegall mentioned that the company is out to develop more drugs to assist the cancer patients and fulfill the unmet medical needs.
Seattle Genetics is in the news again thanks to it's brilliance in the fight against cancer. The company is experiencing dramatic growth from it's enlarging pipeline of pharmaceutical drugs, resulting in another hiring spree which will bring the total number of employees to approximately 800 people. This premier cancer research center's most commercialized drug is currently being tested in more than 70 trials. Lymphomas are largely treated withAdcetrisand the drug racked up $226 Million in sales for 2015 in Canada and the U.S. The expected progression for 2016 in the two countries is looking at the range of up to $275 Million. In light of the news, Vice President Joe Biden visited Puget Sound's famous research center and it seems the media is having a field day on covering the interaction between the two. Adcetris is currently in Phase-3 Clinical Trial for newly or untreated Hodgkin Lymphoma. The results of these Trials are expected to have the largest impact of Seattle Genetics this year. Adcetris might be the face of the company, but there are 12 other drugs in development at present time. Seattle Genetics is definitely looking toward the future and company president Clay Siegall is leading the charge.
Dr. Clay Siegall is a George Washington University Graduate with a Ph.D in Genetics. The good doctor also has a (B.S.) in Zoology from the University of Maryland and currently holds 15 patents to date. Before the genesis of Seattle Genetics, Dr. Siegall has worked with the finest in this industry.GlaxoSmithKlein, Bristol-MyersSquibb, National Institute of Health, and National Cancer Instituteto name a few. Dr. Sigall embodies the words philanthropist and revolutionary for his valiant efforts in the fight against cancer.
Clay Siegall is also a scientist by training, a pioneer in the development of (ADC's) Anti-body Drug Conjugates, author of up to 70 publications, and has led the company in capital-raising activities. Seattle Genetics has a bright future as well as the patients who benefit from these advanced innovations.
The biotech firm Seattle Genetics recently expanded its public stock offerings during its most recent funding efforts. Initially the firm had placed its public stock offerings at $480 Million, but due to the roaring success Seattle Genetics expanded its public stock offerings to $552 million. Currently known for its innovation and breakthroughs, the firm has signed agreements with giants like Pfizer to advance cancer therapy. The revenue Seattle Genetics gained will help the biotech firm advance its research into better ways to fight cancer.
The success of its antibody drug conjugates has reduced many of the undesirable side effects of cancer treatment without reducing the quality of treatment. ADCs target malignant cells but leave healthy cells intact. Many of the problems cancer patients face during their ordeals comes from the damage done to healthier parts of the body by the therapy they are undergoing. Without that cellular damage patients stand a much better chance of beating the disease.
The CEO of Seattle Genetics, Clay Siegall, has spent nearly 30 years researching cancer and developing solutions to the issue of cancer. In the 1988 he first entered the world of cancer research through his work at the National Cancer Institute. After working there for 3 years he worked for the Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceutical Research Institute between the years 1991 and 1997. When Clay Siegall left Bristol-Myers he founded Seattle Genetics one year later. Using his experience in cancer research he and his team at Seattle Genetics went to work on ways to make the experience and outcome of cancer patients better. Clay Siegall's success has led to other biotech firms giving him a position on their boards for directors such as Mirna Therapeutics. The results of their efforts produced the antibody drug conjugate. This innovation has become so important that Seattle Genetics is able to generate hundreds of millions of dollars in funding to continue to advance its projects.
Mirna Therapeutics, Inc. is a leading Biotechnology Corporation, founded in Austin, Texas, has appointed Dr. Clay Siegall, Ph.D., as of 2013, as a Board of Directors outside member, which is a member of a company's board of directors, not employed by said company and is not salaried. There is a yearly retainer given, either as cash, or benefits agreed upon.
Public companies are required to maintain a said amount of these outside directors on their board because it is thought that they will have no conflict of interest and will give unbiased opinions.
Seattle Genetics Co-Founder Appointed to Board of Directors for Mirna Therapeutics Inc.
Mirna Therapeutics is centered on MicroRNA therapeutics and cancer research, which Clay B. Siegall has broad experience in, and they are sure Dr. Siegall will be an excellent guide in their goal to advance MicroRNA therapeutics' development of programs to benefit patients who need help asap.
Dr. Clay Siegall earned his Bachelor of Science in Zoology at the University of Maryland and earned his Ph.D. in Genetics at the George Washington University.
Dr. Clay Siegall is the 1998 Co-Founder of Seattle Genetics and Biotechnology. He is also their President, CEO, and Chairman of The Board. Dr. Siegall has a Ph.D. And is a scientist with a drive to find cancer therapies that will aid patients quickly in their battle with cancer.
He and Seattle Genetics have made great progress in this area. Seattle Genetics is a leader in the field of development of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) for cancer treatments. Seattle Genetics, under Dr. Seagall's leadership, has moved into various strategic licenses for these
ADC technologies.
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Charlene's Beauties!
Beautiful quilts Charlene! She allowed me to do what I do. These both came out so beautiful! I love creating shapes within shapes!
Vicki's Quilt
We all worked together to create this beauty. Even Vicki helped me, a lot, and never realized that this was for her until presented at her party.
All the quilting I do is done free motion. No computer or pantographs, just me guiding the machine, like a pencil on paper.
Keep checking back as I'll be posting several more quilts soon!
Happy Quilting!
Pat's fun Quilt
I just love scrappy Quilts! Pat is so creative and also puts a fun spin on all her works of art. I think the quilting accents her playful approach don't you?
Adam's Quilt! Fire Island Hosta Queen
Adam did a fabulous job with this quilt! I am always amazed by the work he does, it is prestine! There certainly is no shortage of pictures here and Adam gave me free range to do what I saw fit for his quilt. Which I have to say is always an honor! Thank You!
I had a lot of fun with this and it is very densly quilted. Change up with shapes patterns and thread color always gives nice depth and texture to the finished product.
Please check out Adams quilt on 52quilters. com. His quilt was featured on November 30 2016. Just click on the link: http://www.52quilters.com/
Thanks for looking and keep on quilting!
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Many businesses have learned to successfully use social media marketing in an effort to supplement lagging sales. Sometimes, a new approach will give you renewed success. Social media marketing can be successful, cost effective, and gets you out to a new audience. The next few paragraphs will give you step-by-step instructions for getting your social media campaign up and running.
Tweet a variety of material when you're generating Twitter tweets for any of your plans involved with media marketing. Send tweets that contain suggestions and informative tips that are relevant to your business. By using these tweets along with the ones used to promote your business, you will notice your followers to be more able to hold interest in what you're tweeting.
If you have a blog, use a "Retweet" button at the top of every blog post. This makes it much easier for other people to share your the content through twitter. It increases the amount of potential people you can connect with.
Decide what strategy you will need to implement, but take your time. If you spend your time and effort on one social marketing strategy, only to switch to the next latest technique, you will wind up at a dead end every time. Developing a solid plan of action can really help your social media marketing campaign to be ultimately successful.
Look on the top right hand corner of your blog. You'll see a Facebook LIKE box. This will make it easy for people to "like" your content on Facebook. They don't even have to leave your blog to do it. It you keep the process very simple, people will be much more inclined to take this step, thereby increasing visibility for you.
Experiment with social media, in other words, just pretend until you are a success. Find out how your competition uses social media for their marketing purposes, and get ideas from them until you have an idea of what will work best for your customers and your business. Discover their social profiles. Analyze what they post, as well as the specials that they run.
Put social network widgets on your website to help advertise your social media sites. This is an easy way for visitors to share your site. This can also encourage re-tweets of your content, which can add to your amount of views.
In order to maximize the benefits of your marketing efforts in social media, you have to provide responses to comments and reviews in a timely and professional fashion. If you do not, your whole social media campaign could end up failing. It is particularly important that you respond to negative reviews and comments. If left unresponded to, posts like these can really tarnish your online reputation. You can actually use them to your advantage if you address the concerns promptly, and alleviate doubts in a thorough way.
Utilize social media to create a user friendly atmosphere. Setting up a storefront on Facebook, that can be easily accessed through your postings on your site, is a great idea. People who use Facebook a lot click around people's profiles, which means they might see your product selection without even visiting your main website. This way, you do not actually have to draw them all the way to your site, away from Facebook, where they would likely rather stay.
Facebook allows people to share content quite easily. If somebody leaves a comment on a post, their contacts will also be able to view that comment from their feed. Encourage people to participate and engage with each other.
Tweepi and Twellow are useful adjuncts to Twitter. These tools help you to find your target audience; you can also identify influential users, too. The more adept you become at using these types of tools, the larger your audience is going to be.
Do some research about the company related games on Facebook. It would be easy for you to create a game of your own that is related to your industry or your product. Some games even turn into viral phenomenons and are played by millions of users. If you are able to pay the price, you can hire a professional to design a game about your niche. Then you can share your game on Facebook.
Put up new tweets as often as you can so that your subscribers don't forget about you. Update your tweets often. When your posts are short, you can make multiple updates from a single event.
Your Twitter account can be set up to have your blog posts tweeted automatically. You can also borrow on the popularity of other Twitter accounts by re-tweeting and commenting on their content regularly. The people who follow you will appreciate your efforts to bring them content they enjoy, and the bloggers you choose certainly won't mind the increased exposure.
There are a few things to consider before you actually market on various social media networks. Tools and options differ between sites. Perhaps one particular site reaches a majority of people and so is a worthwhile recipient of most of your efforts.
Although social media marketing results are usually quicker than traditional marketing, have some patience. You need to build trust for both you and your product. You should avoid trying to gain mass trust. Instead, be a social creature and work slowly to win people over, one at a time if necessary. You will soon see many customers.
You can use Yahoo answers as a way to mention the benefits of your products and services. Yahoo takes questions from its users and posts them to be answered by other users. Read through the questions and provide your products as solutions where possible. After answering several questions, you will get a feel for how to write good answers for specific categories.
Social media is more than a place to post random ads about your company. You can use social media to learn an amazing amount about the customers you have and the ones you want to acquire. This may also help encourage their interaction with both you and your brand. Obviously this is a form of advertising for your products, but can also double as an informational resource for prospective clients.
You might have noticed that many Facebook ads contain attention-getting images, which are often created by editing photographs. This use of images is very clever and can draw potential buyers to your products or website. Once they look at your ad, then there is a greater chance they will visit your site.
When using social media to market a product or service make sure to use as many media outlets as you can. It is true that Facebook can be a very powerful marketing tool, don't exclude and brush off sites like Twitter and MySpace. The greater the exposure, the greater the chances of a successful marketing.
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Many companies have discovered the benefits of hosting affiliate and employee blog posts on their official website. This blog will give your customers an idea of how your business is run. They'll meet the people who work there, learn more about your company's beliefs and standards, and know how the product gets from it's raw form to their home. Giving customers this opportunity might just help to foster faith and trust in your organization.
Promote your special offers via social networks. It's more likely that people will discover you on these sites, such as Facebook, if they can see a greater amount of content and receive better discounts. Effective use of social media sites means providing your customers with opportunities to gain a personal connection with your brand and your products. Encouraging them to follow you and take advantage of special offers lets them do just that.
You can generate more interest by sharing limited offers and coupons on social networks. You'll get more attention from folks when there's a feeling of urgency and pressure in the air thanks to a deadline they could miss out on. These types of posts are also shared more often.
Consider adding an employee blog to your company's website as an important part of your social media marketing campaign. Employee blogs will give your customers a unique view into the personality of your business. It also gives them insight into your corporate culture and how your products go from raw materials to finished product. Giving customers this "virtual tour" of your company helps them see that your business is trustworthy and ethical.
Whenever anyone follows your Twitter profile, you be sure to follow theirs right back! This is a courtesy that most people expect. It shows that you respect your customers as well as letting them know you don't feel more important than them. Increase your chances of retaining new followers by sending them a tweet and by following them.
Do stuff, making up some contests on Facebook. Consumers always respond well to freebies. Contests are opportunities to get prospective clientele excited about your brand by transferring their enthusiasm for freebies. They're a terrific way to list the benefits of products you'd like to promote, and to encourage consumers to buy from you.
Select the content you share on Facebook carefully. Don't post content merely to have content. Share things that you feel are exciting, interesting or factual. Make sure that what you share is what people want to know. On a similar note, you should steer clear of quizzes and surveys that provide nothing of value to your page visitors.
If you give your customers a free promotional product or other free products in a contest, you will find your posts could become viral quickly. The vast majority of folks love freebies, and don't mind following a Twitter account or registering for a possibility of winning something. Be sure to announce who won, as it gives credibility to your contest and provides further advertising.
What about offering a giveaway or some coupons via your Facebook page, you could allow individuals to play in person or online. As a prize, you can give customers products from your company. It's a great way for getting back to your consumer base, along with further marketing of yourself.
You should offer people incentives when doing social media marketing, but make sure not to be too pushy. People that are looking to be customers don't want to feel pressured or like they are being sold to. Put up a discount, sale or perk about once a week, particularly when you know folks will see it. This gets your consumers some discounts, while not feeling they've been spammed or having something forced onto them.
Be a big part of your Facebook page. Reply to questions and comments about your business. Respond to any questions or problems right away and talk to the people who post on your page. This will make your customers feel cared for.
Play up the fact that you have connections when blogging. This seems a little odd, but a lot of people respect and feel more at ease with those that have a few social credentials. Also, incorporate different outlets such as Twitter and Facebook to increase notoriety. Also incorporate links to your other pages.
Reciprocate the interest your customers show in your company on Twitter by following back anyone who follows you. Don't ever give your clientele the impression that you are above them. People will become more invested in your business if they see you're interested in your customers. It's simple to follow someone back on Twitter and only takes a few seconds, and it gives so much more back to customers.
It is important to be able to come up with a catchy headline to your post. This headline is important because it is the first thing the reader will see when he or she views your post. This headline should catch your readers' attention so that they will want to read the remainder of your post. Take the time to think about your titles and select your keywords carefully.
Build up the audience in your Facebook account by sending the link to your email subscribers. After marketing online, you should have developed a mailing list. Utilize this by sending your subscribers a link to your Facebook page. This way, your customers can easily find you online.
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To target the appropriate demographic in your social media campaign, review whatever market research you have done about your customers and put it to use. By tailoring your ads to a specific demographic group, you will be able market your company more effectively.
As you can now see, beginning a marketing campaign using social media is not difficult. Once you choose to start such an effort, continuing to educate yourself in trends and techniques will take you far. If you decide to handle your social media marketing strategy yourself, be consistent in your advertising efforts and use what you have learned above.
Be aware of the media marketing that has succeeded. Take advantage of this guidance in order to develop a strong marketing plan and generate more profits going forward. This will help you figure out how to go about your marketing successfully.


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Barcelona are closing in on the signing of Jean Michaël Seri from Nice but still remain interested in luring Philippe Coutinho from Liverpool despite seeing a bid worth a potential £119m rejected on Friday.
Seri, who has also been tracked by a host of Premier League clubs including Arsenal, Liverpool and Tottenham, is expected to complete his move to the Camp Nou for €40m (£36m) this week after his representatives arrived in Catalonia over the weekend to discuss the transfer. It is understood that the 26-year-old has already agreed personal terms with Barça, although the clubs are still negotiating over the structure of the fee.
Nice would prefer to retain Seri until after the second leg of their Champions League playoff against Napoli on Tuesday night but it is anticipated he could be presented later in the week. Arsenal had indicated that they were willing to match Nice's asking price last week, while Liverpool also showed a late interest in recruiting the player who excelled in his side's third-place finish in Ligue 1 last season, but Seri's first choice was always Barcelona.
His impending arrival means Barcelona will have spent a little more than third of the record €222m fee received from Paris Saint-Germain for Neymar having also completed the purchase of Brazil midfielder Paulinho for €40m last week. Yet it is understood that Barça officials are still contemplating whether to return with a fourth bid for Coutinho, who made it clear that he would like to leave Anfield when he submitted a transfer request last week.
A third offer worth a guaranteed €90m (£82.3m) plus a staggering €40m (£36.6m) in add-ons, represented an increase of €5m and €25m respectively on their previous bids but it remains to be seen whether Liverpool would seriously entertain any further improvements.
Barcelona also retain an interest in Ousmane Dembélé, having seen a €100m bid for the 20-year-old France forward rejected by Borussia Dortmund earlier this month. The German club is holding out for at least €130m, with Dembélé still suspended after missing training in a bid to force through the transfer.
Dortmund's chief executive Hans-Joachim Watzke remains hopeful of retaining the player signed from Rennes last summer for just €15m and warned Barcelona that they must match their asking price or move on.
"We will give notice to our Catalan friends in some form," he said.
Asked if Dortmund and Barcelona are in constant contact, Watzke added: "No, they know what we want to have. So we don't have to be in regular exchange. They should tell us whether they want to or they should leave it. Then he is back with us on the first of September – there are only those two possibilities.
"The whole Bundesliga should maybe see how important it is that we are showing strength now. His behaviour is not only a topic on our door but could affect all 17 other clubs eventually. So they can be happy that we are ramming down a big, fat stop sign."
This article was written by Ed Aarons, for The Guardian on Sunday 20th August 2017 12.10 Europe/London
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The return of the crime-fighting master of disguise, Darkman (Arnold Vosloo replacing Liam Neeson as the disfigured superhero), who, using his former identity of Dr Peyton Westlake, is very close to discovering the secret of making himself whole again. However, a certain chain of events causes him to relive the nightmares which disfigured him, leading him and his assistant to discover that his old enemy, Robert G. Durant (Larry Drake), is not dead as thought, but very much alive and kicking. Revenge, as they say, is sweet!


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SEN provision for Children and Young People at Plaistow Primary School
As part of the Children and Families Bill (2014), the government requires all local authorities to publish a, 'Local Offer.' This sets out support that is available for children and young people with SEN in the local area.
Newham's Local Offer is on the Newham Website and tells parents how to access services in their area and what to expect from these services. The local offer provides information on what services children, young people and their families can expect from a range of local agencies, including education, health and social care. Knowing what is out there gives you more choice and therefore more control over what support is right for your child.
Alongside this, schools are required to publish information about their arrangements for identifying, assessing and making provision for pupils with SEN.
This is the Local offer for Plaistow Primary School. It describes the arrangements we make that are 'additional and 'different 'for pupils with SEN. This information has been produced together with parents, carers and our children and young people and will be reviewed annually.
The following information outlines the support and provision pupils with SEN can expect at Plaistow Primary School.
Plaistow Primary School provides a wide and comprehensive offer to the pupils attending the school. The school have recently had their SEN department reviewed and we have been awarded the inclusion quality mark.
A commitment to inclusive practice is at the heart of the school. We believe that all children are entitled to have their needs met and to have access to high quality teaching within the mainstream. We are committed to offering an inclusive curriculum to ensure the best possible progress for all pupils whatever their needs or abilities.
Plaistow Primary School values the contribution that every student can make and welcomes the diversity of culture, religion and learning style. The school seeks to raise achievement of the whole community, remove barriers to learning and provide physical and curricular access for all.
As such, provision for pupils with Special Educational Needs (SEN) is a matter for the whole school. All teachers are teachers of pupils with SEN. The governing body, Head teacher, Special needs coordinator, teaching and non-teaching staff all have important responsibilities.
Read our full offer to see the schools graduated response to children's needs. It shows the standard offer of teaching, learning and care for ALL pupils, the additional provision which may be needed by some pupils and the specialist provision available to the few children with significant or complex needs


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Born and raised in South Korea, I began my musical education with violin at age five and then with viola at ten. I went to Yewon Arts Middle School and Seoul Arts High School with viola. I won the Music Journal Competition and held my winner recital in Seoul, South Korea at age sixteen. After moved to Orange County, California, I continued my musical education with Iman Khosrowpour and Robert Becker. I hold a Bachelor of Music degree in Music Performance from Chapman University in Orange, California
I have been performing as a violist in many different types of ensembles including chamber orchestras and strings ensemble. As a member in Junior Chamber Music, I played R. Schumann Piano Quartet Op.47 at Winifred Smith Hall in UC Irvine. As a solo player, I played M. Bruch Romanze for Viola and Orchestra, Op.85 with the IVC Orchestra at the IVC Performing Arts Center. I performed for church services and other ceremonial occasions.
I began teaching private lessons seven years ago. I like teaching because I can help pupils achieve. I continued my teaching career by directing strings of junior orchestras in Irvine. I directed strings of IDream Junior Orchestra and the IBC Junior Orchestra in many public performances for years. I also directed the viola section of Purme Orchestra in Seoul, Korea. As an active member in Music Teachers' Association of California (MTAC), in addition, I have given private music lessons for violin and viola.
For beginning students who are children, I typically start with Strings Builder. Once student has progressed to have a grasp of the fundamentals, I will begin to introduce solo repertoire appropriate such as Suzuki for their first performance. For adults, I try to find out what the student is interested in or what goals they aim for. Based on their levels, I try to introduce repertoire which they might be interested in and to motivate them to engage themselves with the lessons and practicing in order to achieve what they want from learning music.


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Recent investigations of the interaction between endothelial cells and vascular smooth muscle clls(VSMC) have disclosed mutual regulatory mechanism, utilizing humoral factors, between the two cells.Such regulatory humoral factors include endothelin, EDRF and prostaglandins.Present study has, in this context, focused on the interrelationship between the two cells. To pursue this, I assessed the effect of endothlium-derived hormone(ET-1) on cation transport of VSMC.In addition, I attempted a new culture system, co-culture of VSMC and endothelial cells. The 1st part of the study showed that ET-1 stimulates Na-K pump activity, Na-H antiport and Na-K contransport. ET-1, per se, also stimulates Ca influx, resulting in an increase in cytosolic free Ca concentration of VSMC.Knowing that a nitro-based agent may mimic the effect of EDRF, the 2nd part of this study described the effect of nitro-based pharmacological agent on cation transport s stems of VSMC, which showed an inhibitory action of NO on the proliferation of VSMC.Because of time-c nsuming technical difficulties, the co-culture experiment could not be completed within the study's 2-year limit and thus was terminated without results.
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We have just got back from winter vacation this week to a freezing cold (2 degrees!) teachers' office. We hope you are having a wonderful new year!
The links to the application forms were broken, but we have got that fixed now. We're very sorry for the trouble. Please contact us if you can't download or open the files.
Have you noticed the new "STUDENT VOICE + LINKS" button on the right? We have put all the blog posts by our international students in one place.
We will be posting the dates and details for workshops (1-4 days) in February. Like last year, we plan to have Shifu 1, 2, 3, Day Trip to Miyama and Natural Dyeing.


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The Maze Runner and Meet The Millers star Will Poulter is in talks to take on Tim Curry's creepy clown Pennywise in a new It movie.
Poulter has emerged as the favorite to take on the character in director Cary Fukunaga's remake of Stephen King's horror classic.
In the story, Pennywise is an evil monster who abducts children disguised as a clown.
Curry portrayed the creepy character in a 1991 mini-series.


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